S1730 — Affordable Housing
Summary
Authorizing the board of county commissioners and the governing board of a municipality, respectively, to approve the development of housing that is affordable, including mixed-use residential, on any parcel owned by religious institutions; requiring counties and municipalities to authorize multifamily and mixed-use residential as allowable uses in portions of flexibly zoned areas under certain circumstances; prohibiting counties and municipalities from requiring that more than a specified percentage of a mixed-use residential project be used for certain purposes; providing that it is the policy of the state to support housing for certain employees and to allow developers in receipt of certain tax credits and funds to create a specified preference for housing certain employees, etc.
How they voted
Tally: 319-3 (25 other) · 347 total recorded
Voted YES (319)
Other / Absent (25)
Most recent vote: May 1, 2025
Frequently Asked
- What does S1730 do?
- Authorizing the board of county commissioners and the governing board of a municipality, respectively, to approve the development of housing that is affordable, including mixed-use residential, on any parcel owned by religious institutions; requiring counties and municipalities to authorize multifamily and mixed-use residential as allowable uses in portions of flexibly zoned areas under certain circumstances; prohibiting counties and municipalities from requiring that more than a specified percentage of a mixed-use residential project be used for certain purposes; providing that it is the policy of the state to support housing for certain employees and to allow developers in receipt of certain tax credits and funds to create a specified preference for housing certain employees, etc.
- What's the current status of S1730?
- S1730 is currently Passed. We track every roll-call vote.
- How did Pinellas County legislators vote on S1730?
- 347 roll-call votes recorded: 319 yes, 3 no. See full vote breakdown below.
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